POETRY

Aug 04, 2014

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BY Anayeli Carranza Mrs. Willis. POETRY. SIMILE . My mother is nice And clean She loves to sing She likes going to the mall And she is as sweet as cotton candy. METAPHOR. I have a sister She was born in July

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POETRY

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BY Anayeli Carranza Mrs. Willis POETRY
SIMILE My mother is nice And clean She loves to sing She likes going to the mall And she is as sweet as cotton candy.
METAPHOR I have a sister She was born in July She loves to cry She enjoys being a brat And she has a loud cry.
TONGUE TWISTER Belly Kelly had a belly But it was made up of jelly Belly Kelly didn’t like that belly So she married it with jerry Now Belly Kelly was happy with her jelly.

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